Indeterministic Quantum Gravity
Vladimir S. Mashkevich
Abstract
A theory which claims to describe all the universe is advanced. It unifies general relativity, quantum field theory, and indeterministic conception. Basic entities are: classical metric tensor g, cosmic reference frame (including cosmic time t), operator T of energy-momentum tensor, Hamiltonian Ht, and state vector Ψ. Dynamical equations are: the Einstein equation G[g]=(Ψ,TΨ) (G is the Einstein tensor), the Heisenberg equation dT/dt=i[Ht,T], and the condition HtΨt=εt Ψt arising from the cosmic energy determinacy principle advanced in the theory. The last equation describes quantum jump dynamics. Quantum jumps lead to the instantaneous transferring of action and information, which, however, neither violates the causality principle, nor contradicts quantum field theory and general relativity. The cosmic energy determinacy principle implies the eternal universe, i.e., the cyclic one without beginning and ending, the minimal energy in every cycle being finite.
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